First an update on Molehill to Mountain. I finished the second square and here's proof.
And here's a Laura J Perin freebie from the Rainbow Gallery website called Holiday Square. As you can imagine from the name, the original is in red, green, gold and white.
I did a stash rummage and found somethings more suitable for me. This was my first use of YLI's Painters Threads. I used Picasso. I found this fiber easy to work with except if you have to frog it. In the process of taking out, it's rather difficult to not snag and pull the fiber apart. I pretty much shredded what I frogged. Also used a Watercolours, two Splendors, a YLI Shimmer Floss and one card of Grandeur.
It's a 4.5" square. Don't know what to do with it. Right now it's joining a couple other small canvas geometrics I have hanging around on stretcher bars awaiting final disposition.
6 comments:
They are both very pretty!
They are both very pretty!
I'm having the same problem with Block 2 - those little triangles! I really have to finish them. I know I can get the rest done pretty quickly. I like the way the Holiday Square turned out. Very pretty!
I think you can take finished products off the stretcher bars. Only outside in very humid Florida would I think it would be a problem. Free those bars! That's our cry!
Seriously, I don't think you need to keep finished products on frames since it is the stitching process that might get them out of shape.
I always enjoy your take on projects. Thanks!
What a pretty colour choice. I will look forward to following your progress. I had to bribe myself to stitch the 4 triangles with the waffles, but the end result was worth the extra effort.
What about making a trivet out of the geometric?
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